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Lithuania Weapons and Military Equipment

Browse 8 weapon systems built or assembled in Lithuania, including aircraft & uavs and air defense, with images, specifications, source notes, and conflict records.

8 weapon systems

8Catalog records

2Equipment categories

2Leading builders shown

1Conflict links shown

Category Mix

Aircraft & UAVs3 Air Defense5

Builder Links

Altimus-Tech5 Granta Autonomy3

Conflict Coverage

2014 Russia-Ukraine War6

Granta GA-10FPV-AI, AI-assisted FPV quadcopter UAV, Aircraft & UAVs

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarGranta GA-10FPV-AIAI-assisted FPV quadcopter UAVBuilt by: Granta AutonomyGranta GA-10FPV-AI is a Lithuanian AI-assisted first-person-view quadcopter UAV by Granta Autonomy. Manufacturer and specialist reporting describe it as a mini-UAV family addition with VTOL quadcopter layout, payload up to 3 kg, pre-programmed autonomous missions in radio-silent, radio-frequency-denied, or GNSS-denied conditions, configurable video links and cameras, and a control kit built around FPV goggles, controller, charger, antennas, and an external-video monitor.

Hornet XR, Hand-launched reconnaissance UAV, Aircraft & UAVs

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarHornet XRHand-launched reconnaissance UAVBuilt by: Granta AutonomyHornet XR is a Lithuanian hand-launched reconnaissance UAV by Granta Autonomy for intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance missions. Public manufacturer data describes a 2.9 kg fixed-wing aircraft with autonomous mission modes, deep-stall landing, up to three hours of endurance, and operation in radio-silent or GNSS-denied conditions.

X-WING, VTOL fixed-wing loitering munition, Aircraft & UAVs

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarX-WINGVTOL fixed-wing loitering munitionBuilt by: Granta AutonomyX-WING is a Lithuanian Granta Autonomy loitering munition that combines vertical takeoff with fixed-wing cruise for squad-level precision strike missions. Public sources describe a 12 kg system with a 4 kg hybrid warhead, AI-assisted targeting, day and thermal micro-gimbal sensing, GNSS-denied operation, and Ukrainian testing or orders during the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

AMCP Module, Automated mobile air-defense command post, Air Defense

AMCP ModuleAutomated mobile air-defense command postBuilt by: Altimus-TechAMCP Module is an Altimus-Tech automated mobile command post for air-defense and air-force C4I networks, configurable as a control and reporting post or centre and linked to radar sensors, height finders, IFF, communications, and air-defense missile units.

MARS-L, Mobile combined PSR/SSR L-band air-surveillance radar, Air Defense

MARS-LMobile combined PSR/SSR L-band air-surveillance radarBuilt by: Altimus-TechMARS-L is Altimus-Tech's mobile L-band radar that combines primary-surveillance and secondary-surveillance channels on a one-vehicle system. The manufacturer markets it for aircraft detection, interrogation, track generation, radar-data distribution, and air-defense support, including use as a low-altitude surveillance radar, radar-field gap filler, and target-acquisition sensor for upgraded Soviet-legacy surface-to-air missile packages.

AMBER-1800, Mobile VHF-band air surveillance radar, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarAMBER-1800Mobile VHF-band air surveillance radarBuilt by: Altimus-TechAMBER-1800 is a mobile VHF-band air surveillance radar associated with the LiTak-Tak and Altimus-Tech industrial lineage. The two-vehicle system uses a deployable antenna and solid-state transmitter/receiver equipment to detect and track air targets, then distribute radar data to air-defense users. RUSI identifies Ukraine's related Burshtyn-1800 radar in service during the 2022 full-scale phase, while Lithuania committed funding for six AMBER-1800-family mobile air-surveillance radars for Ukraine under Germany's Immediate Action on Air Defence initiative in 2024.

P-18ML, Modernized long-range VHF surveillance radar, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarP-18MLModernized long-range VHF surveillance radarBuilt by: Altimus-TechP-18ML is Altimus-Tech's modernized VHF surveillance radar derived from the P-18 / 1RL131 Terek family. The upgrade keeps the system in the long-range two-dimensional surveillance role while adding solid-state processing, electronic frequency agility, automatic tracking, height-finder integration, and documented Ukrainian wartime service.

PRV-16ML, Modernized mobile height-finder radar, Air Defense

2014 Russia-Ukraine WarPRV-16MLModernized mobile height-finder radarBuilt by: Altimus-TechPRV-16ML is Altimus-Tech's modernized mobile height-finder radar for measuring aircraft altitude from target designations supplied by interfaced surveillance radars or automated control systems.